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Mehdi Taj was denied entry to Canada before last month's Fifa Congress. Taj later revealed Iran had presented Fifa with 10 conditions for participation at the World Cup, which begins on 11 June
statement. On Monday evening, Iran’s football federation chief Mehdi Taj said the players were expected to get their visas for Mexico either on Tuesday or Wednesday “and then a US visa will be issued
US will not insult the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) during the World Cup, FFIRI President Mehdi Taj said on Tuesday. “[The] Americans, if they guarantee not to insult our military institutions and the IRGC
Mehdi Taj was denied entry due to his alleged ties with the IRGC. “While we cannot comment on individual cases due to privacy laws, the government has been clear and consistent: IRGC officials are inadmissible
Mehdi Taj, expressing confidence about the country’s participation at the World Cup. “We’ve had an excellent meeting and constructive meeting together with the Iran football association,” Grafstrom told the Reuters news agency
Mehdi Taj, president of the Football Federation Islamic Republic of Iran (FFIRI), told state TV. “The players are with the people, and the crowd stands with the country’s dignity, honour, and strength. Whatever
Mehdi Taj, president, Hedayat Mombeni, secretary-general, and Hamed Momeni, deputy secretary-general of the federation, had travelled to Toronto with official visas to attend the FIFA Congress, they returned to Turkey on the first
IRGC as a “foreign terrorist organisation”. US President Donald Trump, speaking alongside Rubio, added that his administration “would not want to affect the athletes”. The World Cup is set to begin on June 11 across